Experimental Fusion (Invite-Only)

[Small-but_deadly]

Teala's face was turned up to the scream as she tried to memorize everything that appeared on it, her English was good enough to understand most that was on the screen, though a few words she didn't know. She frowned ever so slightly as she thought about the task. At least it was stealth, she preferred that to fighting, though only by a small amount.

Words, words, so many words, and Lark understood basically none of them, he wasn't good at reading. Glad that the scientists were reading out and Lark turned to face the speaker, slightly unnerved by how serious their face was. Nothing bad would happen, would it? This thought went through Larks mind and a worried look appeared on his face.

[miraphoenix]

Watching both the screen and the scientist intently, Itami tried to read as much as she could; she had been busy trying to learn how to read again in what little spare time she had. She could catch a few sentences now, which was far better than earlier in the week. Sighing as the scientist said that avoidance was to be the strategy against the guards, she rolled her eyes, talons tapping in annoyance on the floor. "No questions, sir," she muttered, recognizing the speaker as having authority over her. Looking around at the others, then back to the scientist, she was awaiting further orders when a floppy bundle of something jumped into her. Reacting on sheer instinct, she bared her teeth and talons, wings flaring out from her back. Letting out a feral screech, she was about to claw at the thing's neck before she recognized it as a fellow experiment. Growling at it, she lowered her claws, turning her attention back to her superior officers.

[Moonlit Dream]

Karasu grinned happily, barking energetically at Itami at first. As she bared her teeth and flashed her talons, the dog mutant whimpered softly, backing away from her like a dog that had just been scolded, his tail retreating to between his legs. Large, brown dog eyes staring up at her, Karasu's ears perked as the scientist began to speak again. Seeing that the doors to the testing room had opened, he barely paid any more attention to the scientist, then leaped forward on all fours and bounded through the doors like a dog, his ears flapping as he ran and tail whirling in circles.

"Good good, children. The doors will now open, and as soon as the last of your number crosses into the room, your mission shall begin." The scientist looked around at the mutants one last time, and then scribbled some notes down on her clipboard, and looked around, her gaze resting for a moment on the floppy-eared dog mutant before the doors opened. The scientist watched the mutant children expectantly, and then signaled to another scientist to go and prepare the testing room for the start of their next training mission.

[~MonsteR~]

Rain grinned and stood, her tail twitching excitedly. It's time to go! She thought and tapped the tip of her boot on the smooth white floor. The sound echoed around the room and her ears perked to the sound and smiled slowly.

She then started forward with a quick precise stride and her hair flowed behind her as she made her way toward the open door. She was sure her skill will be useful and her new body suited her well. They won't laugh when I come for them with this body! she thought with a dark flare but quickly let the thought go and looked forward through the door, to her future.

[Rainy Days]

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Currently Doing:
Starting Training Mission
Mood:
Exhaustion Wasted - Ready to Go

After the last words flitted across the screen, she walked purposefully to the door. She stepped past the threshold and moved to the side, giving room for the others so that they can enter. Elloette cast her gaze around the area they were in, taking in every detail possible before the exerciser started. Damn, this won't end well. She was a little tense, but forced her muscles to relax. Tense muscles can lock up and hinder you. You need to remain calm.

[Wormgod]

Henrique grinned. Finally, the briefing was over! Now he could goof off during this training mission and let everyone else finish.

Walking past the puppy-mutant--who was currently being attacked by the creepy falcon girl--he swaggered through the door and into whatever waited him.

[Small-but_deadly]

Teala stretched as the briefing ended and, after getting life back into her limbs after standing still she padded towards the open door after the strange spider-boy. He really was strange, she had never thought they'd mix someone with a bug but she was wrong, obviously. She moved to the side of the room as she entered the door, almost knocking into the other cat girl but dodging swiftly. She muttered a small apology and stood next to the wall.

Oh dear, oh dear, thought Lark as he noticed nearly everyone had got into the room, he had been too busy thinking about the task. Quickly he scurried towards the room, his fluffy tail hanging limply. He hadn't yet gained complete control of it and most of the time he just let it do what it liked. His furred face glanced from side to side as he got in the doorway.

[miraphoenix]

Relaxing as the dog-mutant retreated away from her, Itami watched as the door opened, loping towards them in an awkward gait, her three-toed talons clicking on the floor despite her best efforts at stealth. Deliberately avoiding the other mutants, she tried to see ahead of herself into the gloom of the corridor she was loping into. The scientists said not to get into a fight, but I might as well be ready for one... she thought to herself, readying her talons in case she was surprised by anything unexpected.

[Moonlit Dream]

The room that the mutants were entering seemed, at first glance, not to be a room at all, but an open street. Stars glistened in the skies above them, and gentle winds and breezes rushed around them. The tangy and unpleasant scent of human pollution was high in the air, as well as the scent of many different humans themselves. The scents, though not pleasant, were necessary. The mutants needed to get used to the conditions that they were to be working under. The sounds of bleeping cars and buzzing engines echoed from the distance. Various metal props were used, their appearances modified by computers, to simulate objects that would be commonly found on the streets. Nearby where the mutants had entered, around a corner, there was a metal door, which seemed barred from the inside, with two armed men stood at either side of it, plenty of rough-looking technologies covering them.

Karasu-Inu's attention was immediately drawn to several props simulated to look and smell like bins that were placed nearby as he smelled food. His tail whirling uncontrollably as he curiously dashed over to start sniffing them, his black nose twitched and the claws of his hands clicked on the concrete path beneath him as he ran. It was easy to see from the little mutant's efforts that, like any normal dog, Karasu-Inu had a rather short attention span...

Moony looked around the room curiously, his golden eyes gleaming and wings twitching passively. "Finally..." he muttered to himself, a little bitterly due to his foul mood finally kicking in, maybe due to lack of sleep. "Some real training mission. I was getting rather tired of pushing boxes into holes..." Snorting a little, Moony twisted his head around to take in his surroundings, the feathered tufts peeking from his hair twitching around. He shook his head a little at the bombardment of different scents. Even if his nose was akin to that of a normal human's having no perks bestowed upon it by the fusion of an owl, he could still smell the rancid air. Even more so as he was more used to the fresh air of the lab.

[Rainy Days]

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Currently Doing:
Taking in area
Mood:
Interested

Elloette stared around the area they were in. So this is how the humans live... She thought, and curiously sniffed the air, and her thoughts jumped to the mission. I wonder if they will really injure us if we are found. It would probably make this seem much more real... though not pleasant. She smiled slightly as she watched the dog mutant run towards the trashcans. She looked down at her clawed fingers and toes. Even the ground feels real. She moved forward a little, checking to make sure her talons made not a sound of the concrete ground, before looking around again. Not much to use. Her eyes fell on a short metal pole lying on the floor a couple feet away. Stick fighting, eh? Well, I guess I could use it. She went to it and picked it up, testing it's durability and strength. It was a little heavy, but it would come in handy if she had to knock someone out.